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The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19


One of the most remarkable forma
tions of common salt in this country
and indeed in the world, is that on th'
Island Of Petite Anse, 1875 miles wesi
Of New Orleans, in the parish oi
Iberia. 1t was discovered in 1865
while sinking q well. The salt is un'
derground at q depth ranging from
ten to twenty y,three feet. One hundred
and fifty acres have, up to the present
time, been traced, and q depth of lao
feet been reached. The salt is taken
out in massive crystalline blocks, and
is Of the cIearest white appearance. 1t
is nearly chemically pure, contains
99ss per cent. pare salt, the remain
ing fraction Of per cent. being gyp-
sum and chloride of limo. The mines
are owned by the Avery family, and
are worked by a New York firm, which
pays $4,000 per month as aroyalty for
the privilege.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19
THE XNTERBTA7sE COFTEN.
7TON.

il
This being the last issue or the
EcHo previous 70 The assembling Of
the Interstate Convention, which
meets in Lake Charles next Wednes-
day, February 80, we take occasion to
congratulate our people for the energy
displayed and dlibcrality shown in their
endeavors to make the convention a
success and 10 provide for the comfort
Of delegates and visitors on the occa-
sion, and by harmonious action and
united effort, we are glad to say, their
efforts thus far have been crowned
with success.
/ The meeting of this body Of repre-
sentative agricultufists from almost
every section Of the country, will be
one of the most auspicious events in
the history Of Calcasieu parish and the
town Of Lake Charles, as its objects
are to stimulate and give renewed life
and yigor to agricultural pursuits,
fruit.growing, dairying and stock
raising in Louisiana. is purpose is
not local but general.
The sugar planter from the sugar
region, the cotton grower from the
1
hill parishes, the rice farmer from the
lowlands, the wheat and grain raiser
from the East and West, the fruit
grower from Iowa and Mississippi, the
stook-raiser from Texas and Louisiana
will all be represented at this conven-
tion.
Many things of Importance to our
agricultnrists will be discussed, and
views and opinions advanced and ex-
changed as TO the best methods of re-
yiving and stimulating different agri
cultural pursuits in our State, that our
farmers may be able to compete, by
improved farming implements and
economic measures, with other sec
tions in the production of the staple |
products of the country and the neces-
saries Of life.
We look upon the meeting of this
convention as the harbinger of coming |
prosperity for the people Of this State
in general and Southwestern Louisiana
and Calcasieu parish in particular, as
it will be the means of aiding us in
populating the thousands of acres of
vacant lands in this parish with an in.
dustrious class of people, who will take
hold and build it up by the cultivation
of the soil.
We hail with q feeling of JOY the
assembling Of this convention, and on
behalf of the people of Calcasieu parish
and the citizens of Lake Charles, the
Echo extends a hearty welcome to the
visitors on the occasion and sincerely
hopes that their stay may be a pleas
ant one and that their deliberations
may prove of incalculable benefit to
our people and our State.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

A RIcHMoNp, Va, machine shop
has, according TO the Richmond Dis
patci, just completed cotton har.
vester that will gather cotton from the
stalks and put it in bags as the machine
is drawn by horse power along the cot,
ton row. 1t is estimated that it will
pick about 80 per cent. of the open
cotton; aud during a day will pick
from 5000 to $500 pounds. To dc
this work all that is required is tive
horses or mules, a driver, and a boy IL
empty the bags when they are filled
Mr.. G. E, Graves is the inventor, and
MessFs. Henry, Samuel and Cornelius
Sampson, of ReidsVilIe, N. c., are
jointly, with Mr. Graves, owners oi
the invention.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

Mr.. John Burnett, with his nsua
enterprise and get up, is now busily
engaged in grading streets and ditch.
ing his 40 lots in block 8, Sallier sub.
division, across Pithon's ooulee Mr.
Burnett recognizes the fact that by
thus improving this property it will
add considerable to its value and
hasten its sale, as a tract of land laid
off into blocks and lots, with streets
already graded and well dltehed,
natafally finds poEe ready sale than If
IL was all in one body. For private
'residences, the southern portion Of
our town Is becoming quite popular,
as the locality is quiet and presents
quite . pieturesane appearance, andiip
. few years no doubt that portion Of
Lake Charles will be the garden dis.
trict Of the town.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

President tCLEvRLANp has the
thanks Of the whole country for veto.
ing the dependent pension bill. This
bill proposed to place on the pension
rolls all Federal soldiers dependent on
their own labor for support for the
amount of $l2 per month, which
would have salaried thousands wht
never saw service outside of the com
,missary department.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

A special from jackson, Miss, to
the TtaeeS-Democrat, says that 500
delegates from the Northwestern States
arrived in that city on the 10th inst,
to attend the Interstate Darymen and
Fruit Growers Convention, which as
sembled there on that day. The con-
yention was organized by the election
of Hon. w. d. Hoard, editor of
Hoard8 DatrynaR, at Fort Atkinson,
WIS, as president, and Geo. w. Car
Isle, Commissioner Of Agriculture of
Mississippi; S. L. Cary, of Louisiana ;
Henry Wallace, of Iowa, and 3. 3.
Herbert, Of Minnesota, as secretaries.
The dispatch states that over one hun
dred of the delegates in attendance at
the jackson convention will attend the
Lake Charles Interstate Convention
many of whom are prospectors, and
intend TO make investments in Calca.
sieu. Let the good work 60 on till
every acre Of land has been traversed
by the plow and every section made
to bloom with the products of the
e0unLry
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

NEARLY $l9.OO0,0Oo will be re.
CURED to pay the pensions for the
quarter ending March 4th. This is
nearly half as much as the annual in.
terest on the public debt, and one.
third as much as the entire ordinary
yearly expenses Of the Government
before the war. And yet Congress, il
unchecked, will double the expense OF
the list.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

Our visit to the new parish of Aca-
dia on the 10th inst, to attend the
sale of lots at Crowley, proved quite a
pleasant trip, as we met many old
friends whom We had not seen for
years, and made many new acguaiR-
tances, Crowley, styled the new B.
dorado of Southwest Louisiana by
its projectors, will no doubt in the
near future become town of con-
siderable Importance, as it is backed
by company of energetic and monied
men. The demand for lots at the re-
cent sale was far in excess of what was
expected, and the prices realized
shows conclusively that it has entered
the contest for the parish seat of the
new parish with the intention of
making a stubborn fight to win the
prize, with equal chances of success.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

IT is reported, says an exchange,
that Senator Gibson will come TO
Louisiana just after the current session
Of Congress ends, and prepare to take
an active part in the next State cam
.,aia,n
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

daE Alabama Legislature, Oh the
a4th inst, passed q resolution amend
ing their constitution, prohibiting the
manufacture and sale Of Intoxicating
lianoss 10 that State. Itouly remains
nov for The General Assembly ID fix
the tims and prescribe tie manner Of
the election 10 be hela by tlse people
for the raiiaoatiop or REJECTION Of tie
amendment
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

Ma EUeEEE HooKApAY, Of Prairie
Hayes, Acadis parish, has offered te
donate to the parish eighty aeses q
land for thelOoatiou Of the parish seat,
$4,000 toward She building of a 0ouyt,
house, and $500 for Other public pur.
poses Io also .ofefs $500 70 Open
mp the necessary streets and roads and
ali lands nepssaary for ehpEch and
ecliool buildings.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

THE Terrebonne Branch Sugar
Planters Association has appointed
Fl. C. Minor and F. N. Gray as dele
gates of the association TO attend the
Lake Charles Convention, which meets
Oh the 23d inst.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

A BILL has been reported on favor
ably by the House of Representatives
of the Legislature of Pennsylvania
which provides that tWo.thirds Of q
jnry shall decide the verdict in court
trials, civil and criminal.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

The executive committee of the
Louisiana Colored State Fair Associa,
tion, domiciliated in the city of New
Orleans, have appointed the following
named persons as delegates to the
Lake Charles Convention: Rev. c.
Il. Thompson, Rev. j. W. Hudson,
Thos. W. Wickham, Esq, Hon. W.
S. Posey and Rev. C. D. Shallerhorne.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

Miss LOUISE RTAL's "Fortupe's
Fool combination, which appeared
here At Williams Opera House some
weeks ago, disbanded at Fort Worth,
Texas, on the 14th inst, owing to the
withdrawal Of the manager. Marlande
Clarke.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

THE well known commercial firm Of
Howard, Flower g. Co., dealers in
Western produce and general commits
sion merchants, New Orleans, sus-
pended on the 18th inst, and calls for
meeting of their creditors.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19
Public Notice.

. HEREBY given that an application will
be made according 10 law, iof a fuil par
don, by the si0EernOr OF Louisiana OF OSCAR
MARTIN, who was convicted ri he Maven
Der term, 1888, Of the District Court Tor
galcasieu parish, La, and sentenced 10 lie
State panltentiary for life, In the case enti-
tied On the criminal docket Of said Cont
: No $40, the State OF Louisiana "a 0seaT
Martin shooting and wounding with A dan
gerous weapon, while lying In wait. With
Intent TO marder, p febis.at
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

THE Texas Legislature has passed a
law fixing .tbe State license of saloon
men at $1,000 per annum. The above
might be utilized to some advantage
BY our Louisiana law makers.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

MEssRs. J4MRs a. HILL, of Robe
line ]. a. Prudhomme and c. v.
Porter, of Natchitoohes, have been
appointed delegates to the Lake
Charles Convention.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

The editor of the Echo returns many
thanks tc His Most Gracious Majesty
King Cotton. Realm Of Conrtableau,
for the appointment bestowed as a
Peer Of his Realm, with the rank and
title of "Duke Of Calcaaieu." 0nr
sudden promotion from a poor conn.
try quill driver to the Dakedom
Of Calcasieu will ever be treasured
as one of the greatest compliments
Of our life, and we regret exceed
ingly that pressing business will pre-.
vent Us from being present at the
Royal Palace on the evening Of the
22d inst, and participate in the ceIe-
bration Of the IOlst anniversary of his
Most Gracious Majosty's reign over
the kingdom of St. Landry.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

"A HousroE, (Texas) special Of the
lalh inst. 10 the Times, Democrat, says
that Easie Taylor, a dsmt-nsode, and
asaid to be from Lake Charles, acci-
dentally shot herself 10 that city on
The above day. The wound is thought
To sc fatal.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

MISS MARIE EusTIs, daughter Of
Senator ]. b. Eustis, was married on
the 18th inst, in Washington, D. C.,
to Mr.. George Peabody Enstis, a grand
son of Mr.. w. w. Coreoran, the phi
lanthropist.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

Mn. JACOB LEHMAN, one Of Donald
sonville's most prominent merchants
and Aseension's largest planters, died
on the 18th inst.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19
Decorate tine Hail.

The ladies of jackson, Miss, elabo,
rately and tastefully decorated the hall
of the House of Representatives for
the occasion of the meeting of the
Dairymen's Convention which Assem-,
bled in that city on the 10th inst The
ladies of Lake Charles would add new
lustre to the already fair name of our
Town were they to emulate the patri-
otto motives of their Mississippi sis
tiers, by turning out en- masse and
decorate Williams Opera House fol
the meeting Of the Interstate Conven
tion, next Wednesday, February 20
A hint TO the wise is sufficient, and VIC
have no doubt but that the ladies viii
do their utmost in the matter.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

Special dispatch 20 the hoHo4
JACKSON, MISS, Feb. ls.- The Ag.
ricultural Convention is very large and
intensely interesting Most OF the
delegates will be at Lake Charles.
S. A. KEApP.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

THos. Al. JosEPHs, a prominent law
yer of Galveston, Texas, and for the
past ten years Treasurer Of the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows Of that State,
il defaulter 10 the lodge in a sum
ranging from ejl2. 900 to $40, 900.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19
Notice OF Final tEabIeau.
STATE Qt LOitisiaEG, RprisH Of CaloGsieu, Foisr.
teeHA Judicial District Court.
No, ,511, Probate Docket
No. 5ll, Probate Docket.
SUCCESSION OF ANTHoEY MARTIN, Deo'p.

SUCCESSION OF ANTHONY MARTIN, DEC'D.
NV HEREAS, ROBERT MANSFIELD oi
wv said parish has filed his final tableau
and account Of administration, accompanied
by his petition, in the office OF the Clerk Of
6aid Court, praying for the homologation Of
said tableau and account. Nov, therefore
public notice is hereby given to all parties
interested to show cause, If any they have,
In writing, within ten DAYS from the pubGcs,
tion hereof, why said application should not
pc granted, and said homologation made as
prayed for. y"
Witness the Honorable 6. u. Read, Judge
q sad Court at Lake CHARLES, La, this 9th
day OF February, 1857. '''' ''''
A. M. MAYO,
Deputy Clerk of said Court.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

fHg faiipge, on the 10th inst, of
Block, 0ppenheiner q Co, . large
wholesale dry goods establishments Of
Galveston, IeSas, was received with
surprise here. The Liabilities Of she
stranded firm ace Eopghlg estimated at
fsou 100000 70 $4,000.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

THE Richland Beacon nominates
Capt. II. P. Wells of that parish for
the Office of Attorney General of
Louisiana.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

Ar an election held in the town of
New Iberia on the 14th inst, Especial
tax Of FIVE mills to pay for two new
steam fire engines, was defeated.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

MERIDAE, Miss, has organized an
immigration and Real Estate Com
pany. The capital stock is placed at
$3.50, 900, with the right to increase it
TO 81 900 600.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

Madison county, Ky, has appointed
20 delegates to represent that county
in the Lake Charles Interstate Gonven.
tion, which meets here next Wednes,
day, the 23d inst.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

The Southern States Forestry Con-
gresa met at DeFnniaek Springs, Fla,
last Tuesday. Seventeen States we're
represented.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

S. G. KREEoER, the famous New
Orleans glove merchant, has made a
cession of property to his creditors.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

Miss GEc1LIA BAYLEY has been
commissioned as pOstmistress at 0pe-
lousas, 81. Landry parish.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

Tnr Abbeville zferidiossal and the
Plaqnemines Protector hoists the name
Of Gen. i. T. Nichols, for Governor.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

THE Right Rev. WIN. Mercer Green,
bishop of the episcopal diocese of
Mississippi, died at Suwannee, Tenn,
on tho 18th inst, aged 80 years.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

With the compliments Of the New
York Observer, we have received a
beautifully executed calendar for the
year 1887. Il was designed and
printed in colors by Marcus Ward &
Co., Of London, expressly for the Ob.
serger. Il contains a calendar for the
year, list of legal holidays, list of
church days, eclipses for 1887, rates
Of Domestic aud Foreign postage on
letters, newspapers, books, etc, facts
about notes Of hand, ele,, standard
time-Eastern, Central, Mountain, Pa
eifc, IutercoIouial and Nagigater's,
list Of American religious bodies, nnm
Der Of their ministers and members,
summary of the religions Of the world,
etc, etc. Price, 10 cents.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19
AN ORDINANCE
Relative to Teams Used on the Streets Sub
ject TO License

Extract from Town Council Proceedings
February Z, 1887.
b, il ordained 0g t'.o Board u Aldermen q
tie IO0H Of Like Charles, That all persont
using teams on the streets, subject to iCense
as provided for are hereby requested to OBJ
tain from the tax-colector tin plate with
placed on said vehicle
b il further ordained That the Revenu,
Bill as adopted by the General Assembly, il
1886, be the guide Of the taX-colleetoT in al
cases not provided for by special ordinance
Approved WM. MEYER, Mayor.
Attest c. b. RICHARD, Sec'y.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

HALL PELICAN BABoOuK II. 4 L. Co. No. ],
Lake Charles, La, Feb. 10, 1887.
"The officers and members Of this Company
Active and EXempt-are hereby notified
to assemble at the Truck House. fully equip
ped, At 10 O'eIOcA. sharp. THURS
DAY MORNING February p, 1887, to par
ticipate in the Anniversary Parade Of Pho
requested
By order W. a. KNAPP, Foreman.
7. c. MYuAkp, Secretary
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

The Capitoliam-4dvocate pays our
town and people the following highly
appreciated compliment: "The peo-
pie of Lake Charles are not sparing in
either money Or labor to provide for
the approaching Interstate Convention
and are determined it snail be sue
cess in every possible way. They have
canvassed and provided for the ac-
commodation of a large number of
people and all who go may rest assured
that the hospitabIe people of Calcasieu
will see that they are well cared for
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

The Police Jnries throughout the
State have acted promptly in appoint
ing delegates to the Lake Charles
Convention, and it looks now as
though almost every section of the
State will be represented IN the con
ventlon, which is good evidence that
onr people are taking deep interest
in agricultural affairs. This conven,
tIon will bring the farmers of this
State together, giving them an oppor.
tunity for counselling as to the best
methods to be used in promoting their
general interests, and we hope point
the way to favorable solution ol
How to make farming pay in Louis
lana"
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19
GGsIG.I..sGi CONVENTION,
FRLNK'S OPERA HOUSE.
The Public is Cordially Invited
10 Attend.

Members Of Pelican BabcoGk II. d L. Co.
No. 1, Lake Charles Steam Fire Co. No. ] and
Young America No, are requested to meet
with engines, trucks, ETC.. on the corner Of
RYAN and DIVISION STREETS, at 1890
q. NJ, sharp.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19
Dissolution OF CapartneR-
ship.

II iHE eopaEtnership heretofore existing be-
Z tween DIS. MUNDAY d MCMAHON
has been dissolved by mutual consent,
y. q. MUNDAY. ND.
y. b. MCMAHON, M. b,
Lake Oharles. La Feb 70 1897 -.ht
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

StaEe q LOHisiaNG, Parish Of Ialoasieu Hour.
tee'sH judicial District Colag. ~
No. 1920, Civil Docket
-
y. 'IERAsERA as. HIS CRRDIroRs,


WHEREAs, WM. i. HUICHINs. Syp
~ dic, OF said parish, has filed his lima
account and tableap OF distribution, accom-
panied by his petition, in the office ,of tht
.oiefk 81 SAD Court, praying for the homolo
therefore, public notice Is hereby given ~ Al
parties interested to show cause. Il any they
nave, A. writing within ten DAYS from the
puplieation hereof, why said apploatiaH
SHOULD not be granted, and said iomologa.
tion made as prayed for. ''''S'SsN
witness the Honorable s. D. Read, Judee
q sag 1SS9nrt, at lake Charles, La, this sIth
A. NJ. MAYO.
Deputy CLERK of said CoIirt
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

A jackson, Miss, special of the
18th inst, to the Pieayune, says:
The following delegates have been
appointed by Gov. Lowry to the In-
terstate Convention, in the interests
of stock-raising, dairying, fruit-grow-
ing, and for the promotion of general
agricultural interests, to assemble at
Lake Charles, parish of Calcasieu, La, ,
on the 22d of February: Clark Lewis,
Cliftonville; VIM. Menelaes, Brook
haven Frank Leigh, W. c. Hale and
Prof. Calemant, Columbus; Judge IL.
w. Foote and Matt Mahoiner, Macon;
L. J. RHYMES, DR.. l.. NJ Dampier,
Frank Marchette, c. L. Bfuner, J. W.
Bennett and WI. Strickland. Crystal
Springs; L. b. Harris and Floyd Ford,
Hazlehnrst; w. d. Terry, Terry; III.
A. Busick, Brandon; G. d. Sidway,
Capt. F. a. Walfe and W. L. Hem
ingway, jackson; r. S. Crook, Bal
ton; Gen. S. D. Lee and Col. W. b.
Montgomery, StarkVllle; DIR. j. IL.
Mckay, DIR. II. E. Mckay, F. n. Jones
and Arthur Perkins, Madison; John
HaDday and Wm. gCassell, Canton {;
w. II. Johnson, Hickory; T. C. Dock
cry and Col. T. w. White, fernando; 4;
Capt. Gallagher and Col. j. J. Shan
non, Meridian; Hon. T.. c. Patty and
G. M. Ladd, Macon; Matt Edwards,
Gholsion; Noah Seals, Brooksville ;
Z. !. Num-, Shuqulak j. w. Dupue,
Dierbrook; Capt. Hal. Dudley, Can.
ten; DIR. Oates, ViGksbnrg; Dan +.
Fry and J. III. Athey, Holly Springs
Others will probably be appointed, as
suitable men are suggested.
The Governor, as the above liat
shows, seems to have exercised great
Judgment IN appointing men specially
interested in the industries to be dis
cussed at Lake Charles, as close
scrutiny of the delegates names show
that all Of them are engaged IN eithes
stock-raising, horticulture or some of
the industries named in the call for tue
convention.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19
sherIR's sale.

sherfG2s sale.
fpiil'iSe4sth Judicial Disl,iot Court 21,.i,Z n,
SJqseas'est, Ssate4 NJ Loiasiaaa. 40. Ills.
1Al4EL AoRAEes. A1H1EE CoRnEsG.o, tal
Rf VIRTUE OF q writ. .of tsss .faclaSissued
- ana 70 me directed by the Honorable
Solrt aforesaid, have seized aud viii offer
W sac ~ public auction, 10 che highest hit
yer, WITH the benefit Of appraisenent. III lie
81 Lake Charles, La, on wv
saturday, MARCH 10. ESs7.
between legal hours, the following deserbed
pfFoperty, belonging W Amedee eiIo one
~ tle letenpant6, tO-Wit. ''7'f
Dne hundred tl0p) acres az LAND An the
s2Athgest quarter of Section tWentv -fTe
lotnship nine south, Range eight ,rest ~,
i's w Npltn W proved portion ~ aaid auarter
oonglt 81 Gglaiise grgge, a. par act " sale
STsseoEaed ip Book II ~ coRyeyapees, pase s.s.e
IA Also, two horses ana Aarss gentle mink
seizea n aatisfy said Nrit.
Aarins-t'sah on dag ~ sale.
SHERIFF a ,E aicaaIeu sarIsb
A-aEe ShArles, La, feb. Y, lss9
sSubearil,e ~ fl,a Eo.,
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19
For sale.

A NEW, TWo-sEATED TOP HACK
Ia for sale At a bargain, by
GEORGE d SWIFT.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19
LAKE OHARKEs, LA.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1887.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19
JOS. ECKART.
Matchmaker, JeweEer &
Dealer iD JewelFy.
FOR SA-LE-
Choice Town Propert,

"A RESIDENCE and FIYEzA0RE d,oT
- located 81 the 1unetisp ,f ne ~
skaAArQaa saNa Ryan street.
IN addition 10 the reaidence there - ~,
houses and fenees fnelosing she pFesnises -
iilis property via ibe sold ep easy 8arns.
Apply 10 2. W BRYAN.
The Lake Charles echo., 1887-02-19

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